Meter Sockets
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A meter socket provides the connection point between the utility service and the electric meter, making proper configuration essential for safe installation and dependable electrical service.
Our meter socket lineup covers 100A, 125A, 200A, and 320A options, with configurations available for different residential and commercial metering applications. From compact residential installations to higher-capacity service requirements, customers can select solutions based on amperage, enclosure style, jaw configuration, and meter mounting needs.
Built for practical field installation and everyday service conditions, these meter sockets provide a secure platform for utility metering while supporting the needs of electrical distributors, contractors, and project buyers.
Find the Right Meter Socket for Your Service
Choosing a meter socket involves more than selecting an amp rating. Before ordering, consider the service amperage, voltage and phase, number of jaws, ring or ringless design, enclosure type, service entry configuration, and local utility requirements.
For distributors and project buyers, confirming these specifications early helps avoid compatibility issues and makes installation and utility approval more efficient.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a meter socket used for?
A meter socket provides the mounting and electrical connection point for a utility meter, connecting the incoming power supply to a building’s electrical system.
What amp ratings are available for meter sockets?
Meter sockets are commonly available in 100A, 125A, 200A, and 320A configurations. The correct rating depends on service requirements and local utility specifications.
What is the difference between ring and ringless meter sockets?
Ring-type sockets use a separate sealing ring to secure the meter, while ringless sockets use the enclosure cover for meter retention. The preferred option depends on utility requirements.
What are 4-jaw and 6-jaw meter sockets?
The jaw configuration refers to the number of meter connection points inside the socket. The required configuration depends on the electrical service type and meter specifications.
Do meter sockets require utility approval?
In many regions, utilities have specific requirements for meter socket design, configuration, and installation. Always confirm local utility specifications before ordering.
What information is needed to select a meter socket?
Provide the required amp rating, voltage, phase, jaw configuration, ring or ringless type, service application, and quantity for proper product selection.
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